Gig Guide: Sun 3rd May

 

Sun 3rd May 20:00 SPARTACUS LIVE :: FIGHTING FICTION :: THE WORLDONFIRE :: MINUS IQ :: CELLAR DOOR

Fighting Fiction feature a powerful collision of indie rock guitar riffs, reggae tinged punk and socially aware lyrics. Fighting Fiction are a tight and energetic live act, with hook lines catchier than STD’s at a 'Skins' after show party.

Following their critically acclaimed debut EP ‘Garden Cities of Tomorrow’, hotly tipped alt-rock quintet The Worldonfire will be releasing their debut album ‘Live to Tell the Tale’ digitally for the first time on Dead Planet Records this February. Hailing from Harlow, Essex, they have already supported the likes of Oceansize, Enter Shikari and Million Dead. The band is currently working on recording their second album due for release mid 2009, the album is being mixed by legendary producer Chris Sheldon (Foo Fighter, Biffy Clyro, Hell Is For Heroes, Radiohead)

Minus IQ are a feisty foursome haling from Barnet, breaking out of London with captivating songs which explore the inner aspects of the human psyche...well…at least all the sexy aspects. Nutshell history: Jake meets drunken Charlie in gig queue, Jake's band need a singer, Charlie sings nicely. Charlie joins band. Michael and Justin also in band. Band practice lots, record demos, not happy, practice more, record better ones, slightly happier, practice more, gig lots, forget university, spend a year in a small garage non-stop writing album, sign to Greengarden Records, smile lots, record album. The sound? Intelligent, yet energetic, electro-pop-rock, guaranteed to set your dancing-feet ablaze. The look? Silver and shiny. They like? Loud fuzzy bass and vintage synths. With a live show sure to set your heart racing and songs certain to stick in your head for days, Minus IQ are ready to hit the road and hit the world!

Cellar Door formed in September of 2008 & have been furiously writing ever since. They will begin proceedings.

Price: £4.00 / £3.50 w/flyer / £3.00 NUS
Age Limit: 18+
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Location: Moles Club, 14 George Street, Bath, BA1 2EN

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